Posted Apr 29, 2009, 4:58 PM
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It really would be better served if the signs were in English / Japanese / Cantonese / Mandarin / Arabic, all of which are likely to be represented far more than French.
And no, I don't understand Canada's fixation with French outside of Quebec, other than we feel we need to score political points all across Canada by pandering.
Because even when you have a fully bilingual event it is apparently "not enough".
And really, I don't know anybody from Quebec who doesn't speak English. It only makes sense, if you want to go anywhere else in North America outside of their province.
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